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The only way I know for you to do this would be to create a PL/SQL =
procedure that prints the output you want (with DBMS).
Regards,
Fred
Keith Jamieson a écrit dans le message =
<374BD061.BB003165_at_email.mot.com>...
I have an SQL statement as follows: select column_a,
column_b column_c
columna
columnb
columnc
So, I need to concatenate the newline command. (\n) at the end of = the first two columns.
The problem is that if I just coincatenate the newline command, the = output I get is
just columna\n columnb\n columnc\n. Does anyone know how I can achieve this?
Received on Wed May 26 1999 - 06:45:33 CDT
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